As the wheel of the year turns, Ostara—the Spring Equinox—arrives, marking a time of balance, renewal, and new beginnings. The energy of this sabbat is one of growth and awakening, where light and darkness are momentarily equal before the days…
Celebrating the Autumnal Equinox: A Mabon Inspiration Guide The Significance of Mabon: Honoring Balance and Gratitude The autumnal equinox, also known as the fall equinox or Mabon, is a time-honored pagan holiday that celebrates the balance between light and dark,…
Prickly Ash, a potent herb with a rich history, boasts a variety of uses for spellcasting, herbal remedies, and more. Discover its unique properties and how to incorporate this dynamic plant into your practice.
Arnica is a feminine herb that is associated with the planet Saturn and the element of water. This versatile plant has a long history of use in various spiritual and magical practices. As a feminine herb, arnica is often used…
What is a Witch’s Cauldron Anyway? A witches cauldron is a classic symbol of witchcraft and magic. the cauldron, often depicted as a large, black iron pot, is where witches are said to brew their mysterious concoctions – the infamous…
Star Anise: A Versatile Herb for Psychic Awakening and Luck
Angelica Root: A Powerful Herb for Protection, Healing, and Divination
This originally appeared in the “Ask a Witch” column of the Pagan Chronicle‘s Midsummer 2024 edition. How do I set up a personal altar? Setting up a personal altar is a matter of, well, personal choice. Anything that connects to…
As with all spirituality, it's a matter of continuing movement, learning and changing to become your best self…all while knowing that you will never "arrive".
What is Witchcraft and Who Can Practice It? Witchcraft is a practice involving magic and spellcasting, often associated with Wicca and various pagan belief systems. It is important to note that witchcraft is accessible to individuals of all genders, ages,…